Showing posts with label digraphs. Show all posts
Showing posts with label digraphs. Show all posts

Tuesday, May 28, 2013

Watch out with letter "w"


Wow!
What a wonderful "W" 
with their many ways!
How many different sounds
when she's on words!





His sound is like to win the wind when you skate somewhere.
This awesome video of   Nick jr  can help you
 remember these twin waves.


Seymour the Skateboard from jake armstrong on Vimeo.


Some usual sounds of "w":




When your skate jumping
like ocean waves is the
consonant sound "wuh".
(here "w" is voiced consonant)






When you feel like
a ghost white as snow
flying in the wind is the
semi-vowel sound "uh".






When you just go with the
robot just sounds "r"
and "w" is silent.
You must write "w" before "r"
but you can't pronounce.





When the helicopter takes you:

At times only sounds "h"
 and "w" is silent. Who knows why?

At times sounds the
 digraph "wh". Who knows why?
(here "w" is voiceless consonant)


 Words, drawings and crafts:






Friday, May 24, 2013

The white whale and digraph "wh"


  What  's happening?
  Who  is sad?
  Why  does she want to fly?
  Where  will she going?
  When  can she go?
  Which  is her wish ?
  Whose  are the balloons ?

 Let's go for a while with The White Whale from Edward Hall

 
Fail Whale: Balloons in Black and White from Edward Hall on Vimeo.


This short story can help your memory.
You will remember more easily the seven
question words with "wh" in the beginning.


Thursday, May 16, 2013

THe EngliSH consonant digraPHs in learniNG CHild


 Now is time to play with the consonant digraphs.
They are two consonants with a unique sound.

You can retain easy in your memory
 every digraph story.




Phonetic things to think about these digraphs.







 Here you have fun stuff
to play with your friends
and learn these sounds
without leaving out the joy.


Playing the "shadow"

Behind a bedsheet you can put objects.
You light the objects with a flashlight.
The others must guess the object
by its shadow.
The winner is the one who guesses and
now he runs the game.


Playing the "achoo" 

A child must cover his eyes.
The others hold hands around this child.
They can‘t speak and can only sneeze.
The child chooses one and must guess
 who is he by listening its "achoo".
If he guesses the shift change
 but if he’s wrong to repeat.





Playing the "song"

A child is humming a song without lyrics.
Whoever guesses the song is the next singer.





Playing the "photo"

All children except  photographer are moving freely.
When the photographer says "photo" everyone
should stop and put an artistic position.
The winner is he who resists more
 and will be the next photographer.



Playing the "things"

A child draws one thing in the sand.
His friends must guess the object drawn.
The winner is the first to guess the thing
 and he is the next artist.
You can also use a notebook or a blackboard.




Wednesday, May 15, 2013

Thankful with combination "th"

The seashell "t" has a strange theory.
She thinks the weather is a thorny theme.
The latest thunderstorms destroyed the beach.
Then comes the helicopter and has a thought.
He'll bring thousand of sandbags from the desert.
It’ll be a thrill to see the sand travelling through the sky.


All the animals of the beach thank the helicopter.
 Thanks  , thanks and thousand times thanks.




You can know more 
about this digraph on
Mr Thorne
Does Phonics






If you want to know
more  information about
atmospheric phenomena
such as  lightning
you can discover in site

    kidsknowit   





Finally, it is important to distinguish
 two sounds of this digraph "th"

The first sound is
    sonorous or voiced  
The other sound is
   soundless or voiceless  

You can check with your finger
 on the throatand feeling the vibration
in the first and in the other not.




You can practice with this
of  site  Starfall 



Tuesday, May 14, 2013

Photographic combination "ph"

Today it's the turn of the drum "p". 
The helicopter "h" know his wish is to fly
and gives him the parachute. 
The first phase is physical training.
 The second phase is philosophical thinking
 to enjoy the flight.
 Finally it is good to have photos
  of this phenomenal experience.
 Let's go:  Phew ! 
 He can't find a phrase to express it.



You can find more information
about this digraph on Mr Thorne Does Phonics

    sound ph   


Finally, if you want to know how to make aerial photograph,
 in this video you can find great ideas.




Kite Aerial Photography on MAKE: television from MAKE magazine on Vimeo.



Monday, May 13, 2013

Strong combination "ng"

Our rocket "g" enjoys seeing
 great concerts from the sky.
  He dreams of acting in a concert some day.
  But he can't sing or play music.
Our champion accordion "n" has a solution.
The rocket can participate in lighting.
 He will be a strong moving ligh while flying.
They found his  strong  point.



The accordion "n" and the rocket "g" enjoyed the concert.
They felt like a rock star as Alphabet  Rockers
with its shining light and sounding songs.



ALPHABET ROCKERS -- Heads, Shoulders, Knees & Toes
from Young Audiences-Northern Calif on Vimeo.


Finally you can see more information
about this singular sound
in PRONUNCIATION TIPS
from BBC LEARNING ENGLISH

  sound ng  


These combinations of consonants that sound together
are     digraphs  
They are two successive letter that represent a single sound.




Sunday, May 12, 2013

Changing combination "ch"

The charming hen "c" enjoyed their day on the lake in a kayak. 
Now she chooses the mountain to check her new chauffeur. 
The chassis of our helicopter "h" will be a good sled.


But she is not used to the cold
 and catches the flu.
Now her sneezing  "achoo, achoo" 
will give her a push.

This video made by TOSMI shown as
sneezing chemistry can double your energy.


Team Sneezing TOSMI 2011 from TOSMI on Vimeo.


Finally you can see more information
about this shape sound
in PRONUNCIATION TIPS 
from BBC LEARNING ENGLISH




These combinations of consonants that sound together
are    digraphs  
They are two successive letter that represent a single sound.




Saturday, May 11, 2013

Shiny combination "sh"

The sound of our helicopter "h" and the butterfly "s"
 changes when they go together.
They have shiny flights through the world of words. 
As they fly, they play with their shadows.


This shiny video by Matt King
about shadows and noises of the night,
 can help you remember this new sound  "sh" 


Night Noises from Matt King on Vimeo.



Finally you can see more information
 about this shape sound
in PRONUNCIATION TIPS 
from BBC LEARNING ENGLISH



These combinations of consonants that sound together 
They are two successive letter that represent a single sound.